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Meanings of weighted in English

Made heavy or weighted down with weariness.

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Results: The quality of diffusion-weighted images diminished as the b value increased.
Pubmed
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The weighted average maturity among taxable funds was held at 30 days.
Reuters
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The overall results were weighted to reflect the 2017 general election result.
The Guardian
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In contrast, SOFR represents a weighted average of several different money-market rates.
Reuters
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Four thousand people are surveyed and their results weighted with population estimates.
Radio NZ
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Seen that way, the deal seemed rather less weighted towards the contestants.
The Guardian
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Just look at food promotions, which are heavily weighted towards unhealthy products.
BBC
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The weighted average maturity among taxable funds was unchanged at 34 days.
Reuters
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It is shown that diffusion-weighted imaging is possible in the human breast.
Pubmed
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Sample weights were used to produce weighted regression parameters and population estimates.
Pubmed
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The weighted average maturity of tax-free funds was steady at 35 days.
Reuters
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In the standard distances the points were each weighted to 6 grams.
Harvard Psychological Studies, Volume 1 / Containing Sixteen Exp...
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Sterling has fallen nearly 6 percent on a trade-weighted basis this year.
Reuters
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Mechanical-AssistMechanical-assists use intrinsic moving parts to help grab the rope when weighted.
Climbing Magazine
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The weighted vote based on sheep numbers was almost 60 percent against.
Radio NZ
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The weighted average maturity of tax-free funds was unchanged at 29 days.
Reuters
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